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The day the Russians came - Vimarsana News

The day the Russians came

The day the Russians came

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Unsigned will over Māori land leads to headache for family - Vimarsana News

Unsigned will over Māori land leads to headache for family

Tauhuaraki Mason had planned to hand over his Māori landholdings to his son, but the will he had drafted allowing that to happen was never signed.  Kipa Ta

Swimmers, boaties muscle out Marlborough mussel farms in prime recreational spots - Vimarsana News

Swimmers, boaties muscle out Marlborough mussel farms in prime recreational spots

Swimmers, boaties muscle out Marlborough mussel farms in prime recreational spots 10 Jan, 2021 01:58 AM 5 minutes to read There are about 590 marine farms in Marlborough. Photo / Chloe Ranford, LDR Other By Chloe Ranford, Local Democracy Reporter Plans to free up prime swim spots in the Marlborough Sounds could force mussel farms further from shore. Marine farmers will need to leave another swimming pool's worth of space between their farms and the shoreline under the region's new aquaculture rules, in what one report estimates will cost up to $3000 a farm. The change is one of several propos...

Swimmers and boaties muscle out mussel farms under new plan rules - Vimarsana News

Swimmers and boaties muscle out mussel farms under new plan rules

CHLOE RANFORD/LDR The final chapter in Marlborough's new environment plan was released last month, almost a year after the rest. Plans to free up prime swim spots in the Marlborough Sounds could force mussel farms further from shore. Marine farmers will need to leave another swimming pool’s worth of space between their farms and the shoreline under the region's new aquaculture rules, in what one report estimates will cost up to $3000 a farm. The change is one of several proposed under the region’s new aquaculture chapter, released in November, almost a year after the rest of the Marlbor...